5 Motives of Imperialism Flashcards
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What motive of imperialism is described as the desire for power through territorial expansion and military force?

  • Religious
  • Political (correct)
  • Exploratory
  • Economic
  • Which motive of imperialism is primarily focused on making money and expanding foreign trade?

  • Religious
  • Ideological
  • Exploratory
  • Economic (correct)
  • What is the motive of imperialism that involves the desire to spread Christianity and protect missionaries?

  • Religious (correct)
  • Political
  • Ideological
  • Exploratory
  • Which motive is centered on exploring unknown territories and cultures?

    <p>Exploratory</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What motive of imperialism is based on the belief of cultural superiority?

    <p>Ideological</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a primary objective of the political motive of imperialism?

    <p>To expand territory and gain prestige.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key goal of the economic motive of imperialism?

    <p>To control and expand foreign trade.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the religious motive of imperialism aim to do?

    <p>To spread Christianity and Euro values.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What drives the exploratory motive of imperialism?

    <p>The desire to explore unknown territories and cultures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What cultural belief underlies the ideological motive of imperialism?

    <p>The belief that the white race is superior.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Motives of Imperialism

    • Political Motive

      • Nations competed for power and territory among European countries.
      • Expansion of military forces was common to enhance national prestige.
      • National pride and security were significant driving forces.
    • Economic Motive

      • Aim to generate wealth through control of foreign trade and new market creation.
      • Sought cheap labor sources to maximize profits.
      • Competing for investments was crucial, alongside exporting industrial technology.
    • Religious Motive

      • Efforts to spread Christianity and protect European missionaries abroad.
      • Aimed to disseminate European values and beliefs to other cultures.
      • Focused on educating foreign populations and ending practices like the slave trade in Africa.
    • Exploratory Motive

      • Driven by a desire to discover and explore unknown territories.
      • Scientific research, including medical advancements, was a strong motivator.
      • A sense of adventure and interest in unknown cultures fueled exploration efforts.
    • Ideological Motive

      • Based on the belief in the superiority of the white race over others.
      • Viewed other cultures as primitive and in need of civilization.
      • Promoted the idea that Europeans had a duty to civilize peoples in other regions.

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    Explore the fundamental motives behind imperialism with these informative flashcards. Each card provides a concise definition of key motives such as political, economic, and religious factors influencing imperialist actions. Perfect for quick study and revision!

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